The Montreal Protocol _______________.
A)is an example of a failed attempt to reduce international air pollution
B)addressed transnational movement of acid- forming pollutants
C)developed the international treaty for eliminating radon emissions from nuclear power plants
D)resulted in significant reduction in the production of CFCs by signatory nations
E)developed the framework for reduction of carbon dioxide in the United States and Canada

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The Montreal Protocol is an international treaty that successfully led to the reduction of the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances, including CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons), by its signatory nations.